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Friday, December 18, 1998
I, myself, had wondered why the Clinton Administration chose to
name their operation after a Nazi General, but I'll defer to the
explantion that I was given that he actually named it after some babe.
[Posted by C. J. Burke, as discussed on
Free Republic
yesterday.]
By the way, in response to the charge that Rommel was not a member
of the Nazi party, I'd have to pull a Clinton here:
If what was meant was that Rommel was both a Nazi and a General,
that charge is not correct, but if what was meant was that Rommel was
a General for the Nazis, then that would depend upon what the meaning
of the word "for"" is.
[Submitted for your approval by C. J. Burke]
Thursday, December 17, 1998
As impossible as it is to believe, the military strategists in conference with President Clinton yesterday misunderstood the Commander-in-Chief's recommendation with regard to bombing Iraq. What follows is the just-leaked audio recorded in the meeting:
Voice #1: The public may start screaming "Wag the Dog" if
we bomb the day for the impeachment vote. Have
you considered this?
VP Al Gore: Who giving a flying f---?
President Clinton: I have, aboard Air Force One. I highly
recommend it.
[C. J. Burke, cjburke@io.com]
Wednesday, December 16, 1998
Tuesday, December 15, 1998
Monday, December 14, 1998
The President unveiled plans for a new educational TV show for
Public Broadcasting. The show would center around Ken Starr, Henry
Hyde and the rest of the GOP, and every time they tried to hold a hearing,
depose a witness or ask for evidence, the President will take off for
a distant part of the planet.
The show will be called "Where in the World in William J. Clinton?"
[cjburke@io.com]
Please not that a backup plan calls for the President to simply bomb
some country to distract the media instead.
[cjburke@io.com]
"He's been to China and Gaza and Russia, Korea . . . "
[cjburke@io.com]
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